Photograph Albums : scrapbooks, 1923 - 1941.

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Photograph Albums : scrapbooks, 1923 - 1941.

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A collection of 601 black-and-white photographs. Most are individual player shots with many having been signed by the player. Photographs taken during spring training in Arkansas and Florida, many regular season games at Fenway Park and National League Park. Stadium shots of Ebbetts Field, Polo Grounds, Yankee Stadium and two panoramic shots of National League Field and Comiskey Park. There are two photos of Catalina Island, spring training site for Chicago.

1 scrapbook (260mm x 325mm x 35mm)2 scrapbook (260mm x 325mm x 32mm)

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

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National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

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